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Stocktwits Chart Art: April 24, 2025

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STOCKTWITS CHART ART: APRIL 24, 2025
The Stocktwits Summary 📝

The market climbed for the third day in a row. The relief rally started Monday as the Trump Administration began to walk back the worst of its tariff positions and anti-Powell comments. Who would have thought a rally would start on a day when headlines were announcing “Sell America” as the next trend?

Here’s how the major indexes ended the day:

Index

ST Sentiment Score

ST Message Volume

$SPY (+2.10%)

Bearish (34)

Normal (48)

$QQQ (+2.81%)

Bearish (37)

Normal (46)

$IWM (+2.00%)

Bullish (56)

Low (38)

$DIA (+1.28%)

Bullish (56)

Low (39)

*The ST Sentiment Score & Message Volume scales range from 0 to 100 (extremely bearish to extremely bullish). More info here.

The Stocktwits Sentiment Index reached its highest level since inception (2018), showing the community is not yet buying into this rally. Retail investors had turned bearish ahead of the February decline. Will they be right again?

Source: Stocktwits

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